Indonesia’s Foreign Reserves Suffer Longest Decline Since 2018 - Bloomberg.com
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- Indonesia’s foreign reserves have suffered their longest decline since 2018.
- Indonesia’s rupiah fell to a record low against the US dollar.
Why it matters: The decline squeezes the central bank’s buffer, raises import costs, and hurts investors as the stock market slides 4.58%.
